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Right! That is what the checklist asks for. Do not waste your time! Do not wait for a PCC from your country, just get the a rock solid reference letters from your supervisor! If you worked before in Iran, get a reference letter from there.

This is totally new! To ask about the number of hours spent as a PhD student! You have to ask your supervisor to write a detailed reference letter that shows the number of hours you spent as an RA per week and the annual salary. Make sure not to contradict your first reference letter! Ask...

Even they accepted your degree as it is, this process needs time and effort!

I just sent it today by express mail! Just copies, please do not tell me they need certified copies!

More and more requirements, such as: 1- The foreign educational credential assessment 2- No more points for the spouse education, this will be replaced by language proficiency, which means IELTS! 3- No more points for Canadian children, unless they are 18 or older. 4- Less points for foreign...

Stop blaming yourself! Most of the PhD applicants thought designating a new stream just for them was an advantage, so they didn't care so much about the reference letter! Unfortunately, we learned the importance of the reference letter the hard way!

This link says all! http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/new-fsw-points-criteria-announced-new-federal-skilled-trades-class-fstc-t115576.0.html

Read this. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/releases/2012/2012-12-19.asp

I am so sorry to hear that! Do not give up! Try your best to apply before May.

Wish you the best!

You're welcome! I'll send my new application sooner.

Fill application IMM5563E, make sure to select Privacy Act under which you are submitting your request, it is free. It takes 35 days! Make sure you include a proof of residency in Canada; I submitted the study permit and the driving license, you may add a phone or electricity bill.

Once they started processing it , you'll get the second line. Most of us didn't notice it until they got the medical request. Unfortunately, I didn't notice the second line until I got the rejection email, which was in the same day they posted it! This is my eCAS: <<<<< We received your...

As TyrusX said, you are still under assessment, but it is not a bad idea to send them the hard copy of your POF. Anyway, they do not confirm receiving the documents usually! If they you were late in sending the POF, they would ask you to send them before the deadline. So I assume they received them.

Asbereth, TyrusX and Websphereguy are the admins; hopefully, they'll update the spreed sheet with your timeline sooner.

eCAS: the electronic service of Client Application Status. To see the details of your application, click on the underlined status. You'll get something like this " We received your application for permanent residence on ...... We started processing your application on..... or any other details.

Anyway, as you notice in the tracker, some applicants who sent their applications on Jan 2012 were requested to provide POF and/or Police certificates in Jan 2013; until now, they didn't get the medical request. It takes time, do not worry!

Would you share with us your timeline? Date of application and PER, nationality, number of applicants, ecas status, and kind of work experience.

Hopefully, the next time you get your CAIPS notes you will find that you have passed the selection factors or the 67 pts.

Did you apply for the CAIPS notes before or after the document request? As you got them before 3 months, I think it was before, am I right?